He starts out as a Cold Ham, but morphs into full-on shouting hamminess when meeting with his "brotherhood."
Disturbed Doves: Used to signify Amaron's assassination. At the finale, Helam's blindness is cured by Jesus. 
Kohor's plan to overthrow the government goes off without a hitch and is only derailed by the large-scale devastation that occurs after Jesus' death. Numerous scenes of Jesus working miracles are shown. He has time to give some final words of faith to Helam before he goes. During the climax, Jacob's stone carving falls on Kohor. Death by Irony: Kohor wants Jacob to carve Kohor's achievements to "grant immortality". Darkest Hour: The government is overthrown, the city burns, natural disasters rock the land, Helam may just have gotten killed by falling debris, and off on the other side of the world, Jesus just got crucified. Cue the Sun: Right as Mary Magdalene sees the resurrected Jesus, the sun rises in the Americas, showing the Darkest Hour has ended. Crisis of Faith: Jacob doesn't understand why God let his mother die, or why there has to be a Messiah. Cool Helmet: Kohor wears a neat wooden jaguar one when plotting with his Society. note "Cureloms" and "cumoms" are mentioned in the Book of Mormon, but it's never described what they are, just that they were about as useful as an elephant. Call a Rabbit a "Smeerp": Kohor says Amaron hides in the jungle "like a frightened curelom". Brotherhood of Evil: The Society of Kohor is a "brotherhood" that plans to overthrow the government and kill those who believe Jesus will come. Big Bad: Kohor is the main physical and spiritual obstacle of the story, plotting to kill the governor and become king and his influence driving Jacob away from his faith in Christ. Battle Discretion Shot: The camera cuts away right as Amaron gets killed.
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